Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images The Patriots continued their recent shopping spree on Thursday afternoon by signing veteran cornerback Kindle Vildor to a one-year deal. A former fifth-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft out of Georgia Southern, Vildor arrives in Foxborough after spending the 2025 season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers where he carved out a niche as a reliable depth piece and a consistent contributor on special teams. Over…
Holy Cross hosts first local Pro Day of the season
WORCESTER – The parking lot wasn’t nearly as full as it has been in some past years when Holy Cross has hosted a Pro Day, but some good work still got done on Thursday. Nine local college players from Holy Cross, Merrimack, Curry, Nichols and even a former BC basketball player participated in the hour-long workout with scouts from the Patriots, Packers and Chiefs on hand. This was the first…
Curry’s Montie Quinn hoping to parlay big moment into bigger opportunity in the future
Image courtesy of Curry Athletics WORCESTER – Last year, the whole football world was talking about Curry College’s Montie Quinn for a weekend. That’s because Quinn made history back in October, setting the NCAA all-time rushing record (at any level) for a game with a ridiculous 522 yards in a 71-27 win over Nichols. Making it even more amazing, was that he did it on just 20 carries and also…
Merrimack 2026 Spring Practice Preview
Following a challenging 4-8 season, Head Coach Mike Gennetti and his staff return to Duane Stadium for spring practice. The focus now shifts to internal competition that will define the program’s trajectory heading into a 2026 season that includes high-profile match ups Wake Forest and Delaware.
Potential Patriots: Cashius Howell, EDGE, Texas A&M
Courtesy of Texas A&M Athletics Cashius Howell, EDGE, Texas A&M, Height: 6’2 ½” Weight: 253 lbs Cashius Howell is an explosive, high-motor edge defender who has transformed himself from a situational speed rusher at Bowling Green into a dominant, All-American force in the SEC. Howell possesses an elite first step and a natural sense for timing the snap, often leaving offensive tackles in a reactive state from the opening whistle…….
Potential Patriots: R. Mason Thomas, EDGE, Oklahoma
R. Mason Thomas is an explosive, “hair-on-fire” edge rusher who compensates for a lack of prototypical length with elite get-off and a sophisticated pass-rush plan. While his frame (specifically his 0th-percentile arm length) will lead to “Designated Pass Rusher” (DPR) labels, his high-motor play and lateral range make him a disruptive force. He is best suited for an odd-front (3-4) outside linebacker role where he can utilize a wide-9 alignment to stress tackles with speed.
UConn announces details for spring game in April
While a large majority of Division 1 programs across the country are no longer running ‘spring games,’ UConn is taking the opportunity to introduce a very new program to its loyal fan base. On Wednesday morning, the Huskies announced details for a spring game on April 11. Tailgating, a meet-and-greet with the team and stuff for kids like face painting, caricature artists, photo booths, lawn games and other activities at…
Amedee & Griffin could be in store for big year at BC
Images courtesy of Adam Richie & Springfield Central Athletics CHESTNUT HILL – While transfers like Demetrius Ballard (Buffalo) and Kris Jones (Georgia) will get most of the attention when it comes to the BC defensive line this offseason, there’s two local names who should be top of mind. Former Xaverian star Micah Amedee and former Springfield Central standout Josiah Griffin are both poised to make big jumps for the Eagles….
Christian McIntyre finds the right fit at Avon Old Farms
Former Xaverian standout Christian McIntyre and his family decided that he wanted another year of development. When it came time to picking a school that would help him meet his potential, he looked at two schools. One of them was Avon Old Farms and after visiting both schools, McIntyre settled on Avon.
Patriots officially announce coaching staff titles for 2026
Image courtesy of The New England Patriots On Monday, the Patriots put out the official coaching staff with full titles for 2026. This of course is much different than how things operated for 20+ years under Bill Belichick, where titles weren’t always clear due to financial commitments some of them would require. Now, Mike Vrabel is all about transparency and treating coaches like actual human beings, which is refreshing. The…